holeshotedh
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- Jun 18, 2003
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Who will be there and when? :yeehaw: I know I plan on leaving Friday P.M. to try and get a spot--a quiet spot!
"Clanton Roll Call" Who's in?
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Actually Randy, my marriage is awesome. It was rough the first 3 years, but the last 4 have been really great. Enduro's will prepare you for the "never give up" phase of marriage. I am glad I didn't give up, b/c I am very happy with my wife in my life. I hope it works out for you like it did for me. Look forward to seeing you Saturday afternoon. What row are you on?
- Feb 3, 2001
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I just heard a couple of Midwest fast guys are headed to Clanton from the Ohio/Michigan area. If you see a white box van with a checkered flag design on the side, stop by and say HI to Leroy and Cody. If there is a good looking woman driving the van, be careful, she used to ride in the A 200 class and will be looking to zero the next spectator spot.
- Aug 30, 2001
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Who's back? How did everybody fare? I finished.... went to the trailer and fell out on the ground doing my best immitation of a beached carp flailing on the ground trying to get up. Severe case of heat exhaustion. I didn't stay for the scores so I am not real sure how I did. I felt pretty good at the gas, then hit "the wall" on the re-start after the gas about 10 miles in the second loop and went in to survival mode. I finished. I am happy.... just waiting for the results to be posted on SERA site now to see how I faired.
Randy
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- Aug 30, 2001
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Congrats John,
You told me to back it down a bit at the gas stop cuz I was leading you then... :nener: so there you go, you got your wish ;) I am not sure what happened. Just got so hot and tired and then it was over for me. When went to sit down at the trailer I passed out for a minute and fell on the ground. When I tried to stand, I could hardly get up :ugg: Royce told me to come sit in the shade and then I tried to get up and started stumbling like a drunk, so Royce started yelling for Doctor Mike.
By then I was hyper-ventilating. They got me stripped down to my shorts and in the trailer in the air-conditioning and started hosing me down where I started trying to give up what I had consumed during the day :uh: It was not a pretty sight for me. Oh well, there is always next time.
You told me to back it down a bit at the gas stop cuz I was leading you then... :nener: so there you go, you got your wish ;) I am not sure what happened. Just got so hot and tired and then it was over for me. When went to sit down at the trailer I passed out for a minute and fell on the ground. When I tried to stand, I could hardly get up :ugg: Royce told me to come sit in the shade and then I tried to get up and started stumbling like a drunk, so Royce started yelling for Doctor Mike.
By then I was hyper-ventilating. They got me stripped down to my shorts and in the trailer in the air-conditioning and started hosing me down where I started trying to give up what I had consumed during the day :uh: It was not a pretty sight for me. Oh well, there is always next time.
motohead00 -
I'm glad you finished. I quit at the gas for I knew what was in store for me if I didn't - of which, you described perfectly. I was parked next to a group from Lafayette. Was that you? I was in a black ford F150 w/KTM250. I started smacking trees on the jeep trail back to the gas and knew something was NOT right.
I'm glad you finished. I quit at the gas for I knew what was in store for me if I didn't - of which, you described perfectly. I was parked next to a group from Lafayette. Was that you? I was in a black ford F150 w/KTM250. I started smacking trees on the jeep trail back to the gas and knew something was NOT right.
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It got to me, too. I started getting woozy in the next to last section, so I packed it in at the check before the last 6 or 7 miles. I could have finished, but I had to drive home by myself, so I decided that "discretion was the better part of valor." Had to pull over & take a nap as it was. It sure was a well-marked, well-run enduro, & a nice job of using the land they had.
Congratulations to you, boys! See you at the Train Robber, I'll be working that 1.
Congratulations to you, boys! See you at the Train Robber, I'll be working that 1.
- Aug 30, 2001
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I rode Clanton last year for the first time in all the mud. I bailed after check ten, so I made it further this year than ever too! :yeehaw:skabeeb said:
I told the check crew last year if I continued on in the woods that someone was going to be hauling me out and it almost happened again this year. :eek:
I think I would have made it through the woods faster if someone was haulin me. The first few sections the rythm was cool. By about the 5th, it was time to go home.
After the gas, a guy at the reset told me 20 miles to go. It felt like 40.
The end had never been so welcomed. Finally a true 100 mile enduro is what it felt like.
Congrats everyone, I saw people calling it a day at the 1st reset. If only they could press on and make it to the second. :bang:
My body still tells me it was a hard day yesterday. :debil:
Whatever the mileage was. It was about 20 more than what I could handle.
After the gas, a guy at the reset told me 20 miles to go. It felt like 40.
The end had never been so welcomed. Finally a true 100 mile enduro is what it felt like.
Congrats everyone, I saw people calling it a day at the 1st reset. If only they could press on and make it to the second. :bang:
My body still tells me it was a hard day yesterday. :debil:
Whatever the mileage was. It was about 20 more than what I could handle.
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